Vaughter House 5

College coaches don’t make a habit of showing up at Clio High School. Which is why AAU is so needed, for players like Latavius Vaughter, the 6-5 Clio junior who played well for REACH at the Spiece Run-n-Slam. Vaughter is a an effortless athlete. He caught dunks with ease in transition and finished the break…

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